And that is the story. Like the story, the story is not interception, although that is like,

you know, the fun, jousty part of it. Like the story is that a group of humanitarian workers

were beaten, abused, psychologically tortured, and systematically denied, like, their basic

fundamental rights in a giant Israeli Guantanamo Bay where very famously Palestinians are brought to suffer horrendous

conditions of torture unlike the other side of the camp. That is 400,000 square meters large. Hello, Lepstein. Hello, ladies and gentlemen, I am Brayette.

I'm Brace.

I'm Liz.

I'm producer Youngchomsky.

And this is Trunon.

Hello.

We will keep it short and sweet for you today.

I don't know why I just said short and sweet like that, but whatever.

It's the morning.

We have with us today returning from our guest,

returning from, I guess he was on the show maybe two or three episodes ago, David Adler.

When we last spoke to him, he was on the global Samud Flotilla nearing Gaza. It was something like 45, 46, 47 different boats packed with aid to try to break

the illegal Israeli naval blockade of Gaza and to try to deliver some aid to alleviate a lot

of the insane, I mean, either medical shortages or just,

I mean,

shortages is maybe too generous a word.

And food shortages there.

And as those of you who have been following the news might know,

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